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Indoor radon concentration forecasting in South Tyrol

Authors: L, Verdi; A, Weber; G, Stoppa;

Indoor radon concentration forecasting in South Tyrol

Abstract

In this paper a modern statistical technique of multivariate analysis is applied to an indoor radon concentration data base. Several parameters are more or less significant in determining the radon concentration inside a building. The elaboration of the information available on South Tyrol makes it possible both to identify the statistically significant variables and to build up a statistical model that allows us to forecast the radon concentration in dwellings, when the values of the same variables involved are given. The results confirm the complexity of the phenomenon.

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Models, Statistical, Radiation Dosage, Risk Assessment, Italy, Air Pollutants, Radioactive, Radiation Monitoring, Radon, Risk Factors, Air Pollution, Indoor, Multivariate Analysis, Geographic Information Systems, Computer Simulation, Topography, Medical, Radiometry, Algorithms, Forecasting

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